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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

4. b. PARNELI, sheriff Of Muhleuberg
22d, while attempting to arrest James A.
Hol llins. who IS CHARGED with murder.
Tug Governor OF Ohio has issued u
proclamation quarantin ng against cattle
from Illinois.
Ex-Gov. W. b. BATE was elected United
ture ON the 2bth.
In Yellowstone county, Ga, five men in
ambush fired upon Andy Howard. The
men having emptied their guns, without
ieath resulting, rushed upon Howard AN
stamped him 50 badly that his bowels pro
truded, aud death ensued in twenty four
hours.
The imports of dry goods for the week
ending on the 22d amounted TO -, S1s, 14l.
The amount thrown on the market wa.
s2955,2 POS.
Ar Memphis, ON the 2al, $500 bales o.
cotton were destroy ed by fire. Loss $780,
0l1.
JACKSON, MISS, is to have the special
delivery system.
Nashville road was wrecked near Hum
boldt, Tenn, ON the I'D.
THERE was demonstration at New
New York on the sd in compliment to
Michael Davitt and his wife. Nearly 10000
persons were present.
THE British government is alal;ned on
account OF its having heard that Germany
is likely 10 ask France 90 explain the
meaning of the French military move
sents on the frontier.
SINCE November lst over 900 locomotive
eagines have been ordered. Since January
lst over 1900 freight, lumber aud coal cars.
THE annual examination at West Point
nas just been completed. Thirty.nine ca
diets were found deficient and have been
dismissed.
Two men, Hamilton and Ludberry, the
murdercrs uf the Harris brothers, IN Brad.
ley county, Ark, were taken from Jail at
Warren, Ark, on the 22d end lynched.
A SUIT for 100000 damages was filed in
tie Cirvnit Court at st. Louis, ON the 22,l,
against the -, Louis, Iron Mountain aud
Southern. and the Missouri Pacific Rail.
road Companies.
n PORTS from Lincoln and San Migue
counties. New Mexico, state that great
suffering exists among the cattle, caused
by the prolonged drouth. no rain of con
sequence having fallen since September
last
IbwAHb MILLER, partner Of James
stephenson, contractor on the Frisco cx-
tension from Van bureD, Ark. ON the
I'd collected 5000 belonging to the firm
md abscoudsd. 6tsphsnson ofFer- $leo
Tor his apprsAsusioa.
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The Nebraska Senatorsbip,

OMAHA, Neb, Jan. ELK Senator A. s
Paddock was nominated by the Republican
caucus this morning at half-past four.
Van Wyck went into caucus at midnight.
imposing only the one condition, that the
vote be taken viva voce. On the fifteenth
ballot the straight Republicans combined
on Paddock and he was nominated, receiv
ing sixty votes, which is fifteen more than
is necessary. Blythe caucus agreement the
Van Wyck men must vote for Paddock a.
noon to-day, ipsuring his election. The
result is great victory for the straight
Republicans Paddock was in the Senate
preceding Henderson. He is the first man
the State ever returned to the Senate
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Landlord and Tenant.

DUBLIN, Jan. 2l.--Two of the tenants
evicted at Glenbeigh yesterday were re
stored TO their houses as care-tekers. One
eviction, which was to have been enforced,
was postponed, pending negotiations be
tween Mr.. Roe, the agent of the Winn
estate, aud the Commoners, Conybeare
and Shcehan. Roe, on condition that the
tenants surrender their holdings, offered
10 accept years rent in lieu OF arrears
and give each tenant paying that sum a
new letting of his farm. Mr.. Cony beare
offered, on behalf OF the tenants, to pay
half years rent on the basis Of the
judicial rents, provided that no costs
should attacb. TO the tenants. and that they
receive permission 10 enter the land court
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A Three DAYS snow blockade.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Jan. "a Lam
caster tWis.) dispatch says a three days
snow blockade on the western end OF the
Madison division has just been raised
The 0alena passenger train was showed
In near Recyy a snow-plow sent to ex
tricote II was disabled, and also showed
under. Two engines were stuck about
five miles east OF Lancaster, and whole
day was consumed IN shoveli1g them out,
the passengers being transferred TO Ian.
caster by sleighs The Galena passenger
train was showed In for three days, and
the pay car also delayed Four engines
with snow-plows were derailed cpdcavor.
ne 10 out through the snow banks,
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and deer at that-JeDsrsoa CITY Tribune.
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S40O Lost

-Nins years ago was saivated and was under IN.
doctors care seven years with mercurial rheuma
tlsm. Every Winter was confined 10 my bed from,
seven to nine weeks, and when out OF bed couls
hardly walk. took bottle after bottle OF medicine
but they did mo no good. Two years ago by me,a
accident began 20 take Hoods sarsaparllla and II
did me so much good that have continued 10 take
Il. Ihave taken Is bottles In two years. and have
not been laid up since. did not know what wen
day was until took Hoods Sarsaparilla." ErsA
u MEAD, 5jI Van Buren-st., Brooklyn, my.
II will testify that this statement is correct and
would have been si00 In pocket u Mrs. Mead had
taken Hoods sarsapariila nine years ago" MEAp-
the butter man. SD Grani-st.. BruOGlyn. NY
HB.-lf you suffer from rheumatism, try the pe
cuar medicine,
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Mr.. Editor: / was induced by reading
your good paper TO try DIR. Harter's Iron
Tonic for debility, liver disorder and scrof.
ula, and three bottles have cured me- Ac-
cept my thanks. Jos. c. Boggs.-kr.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

OK the 18th an address to Emperor Will
lam was adopted by the upper house of
the Prussian Diet expressing the willing
ness Of the Prussian people to vote the
means necessary for defending the EN-.
pire. u
THE President and Mrs. Cleveland, with
the young ladies of the Cabinet, wall ut
tend the charity ball at Baltimore on the
{ 24th. The presidential party goes ut seven
O'Clock and returns ut two IN the morning.
SHERIFF MArsoS, OF Chicago, positively
refuses TO admit Miss Nina Van Zandt TO
the jail, thus frustrating her marriage TO
Spies. s
SECRETARY MANNING has modified exist
ing relations so as TO allow free entry Of
naturally frozen fish, imported in the con-
dition in which they are caught. without
having been salted or otherwise pre-
served
On the 10Th Mrs. Cleveland shook hands
with three hundred and twenty seven per
sons In one hour. Mrs Folsom, Mrs.
Goodyear and Mrs. Scard gave their pres
ence to the midday reception, but could
not take part In the handshaking Mrs
Cleveland says she does not find the exer-
else at all laborious, but enjoys IL greatly.
Hox. FRANK HIscocK was elected
United States Senator by the New York
Legislature on the Goth.
On the Goth Judge Bashaw was confirm
ed by the United States Senate ~ dis
trict-attorney for the Eastern district OF
Missouri
STASLEr, the African explorer, has
offers from manv good men who wish to
accompany him on his present expedition.
A COMMITTEE OF the upper house OF the
Prussian Landtag who called on Emperor
William on the Goth, were repeatedly
thanked for their loyal assurances.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER KLEIN, of Cook
County, ILL.,. captured in the woods ON the
Goth, Alphonso Reese, OF San Francisco,
Cal, who was demented, being under the
impression that he was pursued by
ghosts.
ON the 10Th Mrs. Villas gave breakfast
Of fourteen covers at Washington in hon
orof Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Hoyne, OF
Chicago, who is Mrs. Villas guest
CAPTAIN EAps, Colonel Andrews and Mr..
Alex. q. Cochrane are in Washington TO
secure an amended bill giving charter TO
the Tehuantepec Ship Railway Company.
Captain Eads has with him his daughter,
Mrs. Hasard.
Ok the 2Oth the President sent 10 the
Senate the following nominations; Oney
Csrstarphen, OF Colorado, to be Surveyor
General Of Colorado; Albion \. Keith, OF
Massachusetts, to be an ensign In the
navy on the retired list.
FRiESps Of Congressman HiscocK are
commenting upon the fact that both Gar
feid and Blaine were elected 10 tho Sen-
ate while occupying the chair in the ways
and means committee now occupied by
the lucky New Yorker, who has just cap
tured the United States Senatorship
sOS the Goth every body who was out
csbinetralling in Washington went up the
steps Of Secretary Lamars house and
every body, like the King Of France,
marched down again without seeing the
bride Of the Cabinet Mrs. Lamar WAS too
much wearied by her railroad journey
from the South TO see any one
Mas vooRnsss, wife Of Senator voor
heoA of Indiana, disd st Washington on
- IDneAnuaAA ef llisesurl. Is aa
xSU 4n10sox b - - ~ htpretptc
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PRINCE ALExASprn OF Battenburg has
started on his proposed tour throughout
Egypt
HoS. A. \. PADDOCK has been elected
United States Senator from Nebraska to
succeed Senator Van Wyck.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY embarked at London
ON the 2lst for Brindisi, en- route TO Suez,
from whence he will proceed TO the relief
Of Emln Bey.
Mas. MARIA p. STOREY, OF Chicago, Is
not entitled TO a dover interest in any OF
the late Editor Storey's property acquired
after the divorce, according To a decision
Of Judge Tuley, rendered ON the 2lst
SToJANoFf has been hastily summoned
to Sofia by the regency. Stojanon states
that important events may soon be expect
ed In Bulgaria, as the government is in
tending to take energetic measures.
SECRETARY ESDIcorr has transmitted
to Congress an estimate Of $4,000 for the
building u a foundation for a fog signal
structure at Spectacle Reef lightstation,
Mich.
Ok the I'D the Marchioness of Queens
berry knocked her husband out in one
round in the divorce court at Edinburgh.
JAY GorLD is reported to have offered
100000 for the Dallas (Tex.) Courthouse
and grounds for union depot
PETER McGEocu has won the famous
suit brought against him at Milwaukee by
Daniel Wells, Jr.. on matters growing out
OF the great lard deal IN which Peter was
involved.
SECRETARY NAMING has designated
| tl3, ,Ss1, 900 three per cent. bonds for which
the cash will be ready for their redemp
ton on March I. after which date interest
will cease.
lx the event, which is likely, of Mat
thews being again rejected by the Senate
as recorder of deeds for the District o.
Columbia. VIM II. Smith, assistant libra
rian OF the House Of Representatives, wht
was born slave in the District, will prob
ably 10 the nominee, with assurance II
advance Of his speedy confirmation.
REV. JoBS PATTERSON, of Cambridge
Wis, who cut his throat during tempo
rary ft OF insanity, died on the ed
The funeral of Mrs. Voorhees, took place
at Washington on the o3i.
Sir JosEPH WHITwoRTH, the eminen
English engineer and firearms inventor
died at Monte Carlo on the 22l
Or the fifteen Republican Senators TO b.
sworn In on the 4th Of March, four are ex
onfederates
JUSTICES MURRAY and Gray, Of the unite'
States Supreme Court, It is said, will re
fuse to sit in the telephone cases on ac
count of interest of relatives
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scrofula, Bronchitis and General Debility
will try Scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver On
with Hypophosphites, they will find I'M
mediate relief and permanentbeneht The
Medical Profession universally declare II
table. Read: Al have used Scotts Emul-
sion in several cases OF Scrofula and De
bility in Children. Results most crafty
ing. My little patients take II with pleas
ure. Wv. A. HULBERr, NJ. D., Salisbury, Ill
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MARVELLOUS CHEEK.
How o Bibulous Legal Lumsnary Aston
hhed Iowa's Supreme Justsces-
fChtcago NeWsi


[Chicago News.I
Perhaps the most astounding case OF
contempt on record Is the one In winch
Chief Justice Miller OF Iowa was non
plussed years ago. The five members OF
the Supreme bench were rectifying the
errors and approving the DEGREES oil the
lower courts with the usual precision and
dignity Among The lawyers sat a man
distinguished IN the Western part OF the
State for his great talents and reck'
less conviviality He blinked and nod
ded insensibly at the court. The case IN
which he appeared as plaintiffs attorney
he had won step by step through months
of litigation. When 1t was called he arose
uncertainty TO enter appearance, ana ADD
ed: "May II please the court am con-
WINGED of having committed a great mis-
take in this case. Justice and truth are
on the side of the defendant All my
sympathies are with the defendant and
II your honors will decide in favor OF the
defendant Pll give you five dollars" The
silence Of several minutes following
was almost sitting. At length Justice
Miller found speech "Sir," said he,
pulling up with apoplectic symptoms
"your condition can not excuse nor your
reputation save you Such an indignity
=" MAY it please the court" inter-
rupted the lawyer, steadying himself with
the back of his chair, ~ think you misap-
prehcnd me. What intended TO say was
that if the court would decide this case in
favor of the defendant will give zach OF
your honors five dollars" At this the
chief justice collapsed, and the offender
was led from the court room. The bench
decided that com mensurate punishment
was beyond the jurisdiction OF the court
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LIFE il burdensomc, alike to the sufferer
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A PAIR Of patent feathers and an old Goa,
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BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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$1,000 were spent in eighteen years by
Prof c. A Donaldson, OF Louisville, KY,
in trying to get rid Of rheumatism, but he
found no relief until at last he used St ia
cobs Oil, which speedily cured him.
Take Red Star Cough Cure for colds. Nc
opiates. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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A COMBINATION lock makes very good
chest protector.-N Y. Pcdyune
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1r afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 2Jc.
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SICK and bilious headache cured by DR..
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Times
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crowbar.-Teras SUtiHgs
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WHEN does man impose upon himself
When he taxes his memory.
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Sufferers from Consumpi N

PENCILS are sometimes lead, but the pen
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BY Mr. Baker: To prevent the spread of
contagious disease among domestic ami
mails; to amend the act regarding the col
lection OF fees in criminal cases, and bill
TO amend section 23i3 of the Revised
Statutes.
By Mr.. Balch: Making an appropriation
| to purchase copies OF Oliphint's Digest,
and an act TO provide for the regulation
and supervision OF railroads.
By MIR. Belts: TO amend the game law
By Mr.. Brisco: To amend the act in re-.
gard 10 jury fees, and an act providing
Tor the election Of county attorneys.
By Mr.. Campbell: To amend section 4Us5
of Mansiield's Digest a joint resolution
submitting an amendment to the constitu
tion in relation to exemptions, aud an act
to consolidate the elections
BY Mr.. Carllee: To amend section 40l6
of Mansield's Digest; to establish min.
ing bureau with suitable branches; to
change the boundary line between Wood.
run and Monroe counties; 10 prohibit per
sons from leaving cotton seed unprotected I:
to amend the road law
BY Mr.. Clements: To regulate the opera.
tion of steam ferries.
BY Mr.. Colquitt: To compel railroads to
pass through county seats In certain cases
by Mr.. Compton; To prevent making
preferred creditors in deeds OF assignmeut
BY Mr.. cortell: To amend the law in
regard to dealing in futures; requiring as
SCISSORS to record the ages oi persons
assessed.
BY Mr.. Davis: To regulate the practice
of medic ne 10 reduce the per diem of the
members OF the General Assembly: to
c'nsplidats State and Federal elections TO
require the teaching of physiology aud
hyg enc in public schools; 10 prohibit the
acceptance OF free passes from railroads :
b establish a uniform system of text
book, IN the public schools.
By Mr. Dunn; Relating to fees Of con
stables sui jurors.
By Mr Feaiherston: To regulate th.
price of cotton seed.
BY Mr.. Ferguson; To repeal one OF III,
dsh laws.
b. Nj. Foster, A joint resolution an.
thoriyiug tie submission ct an amendment
giving justices OF the lesce exclusiv,
jurisdiction over all misdemcasor cases
10 consolidate State and Federal elections
to punish absent witnesses, and for othei
purposes to reduce tho per diem unt
mileage OF members Of the General As
senilly ard the employees of each house.
By Mr. Fowler: TO abolish tie court OF
oiamon pleas OF the county OF Iiui
tlrings: In amend sections 56k2 and J,is
ci Maustield's Digest: 10 exempt Sl00
month of property from the head ct esc
family, aud for other purposes; to enforce
trials less thsa felony by Justices Of tb'
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
An Amazon Warrior.

People just now in Constantinople
are interested in the presence among
them of Kara Fatma, the redoubtable
female warrior of the Kurdistan, who
has come on brief visit to the Turkish
capital. Her deeds of prowess date
back to the beginning of the Crimean
war, when she led large body Of Kur-
dish volunteers, who fought with SIN
gular daring for Turkey.
The Ottoman Government remembers
her services, and requites these by a
monthly pension of 5000 piasters, a sum
that in her own frugal home allows her
to live with ease She is tall, thin, with
brown, hawk-like face; her cheeks are
the color Of parchment, and scanned with
scars. Wearing the national dress of
the sterner sex, she looks like man of
40, not like a woman who will never
again see 75. Slung across her shOul-
ders in Cossack fashion is her long sabre,
with its jeweled hilt; decorations shine
and sparkle on her breast; while the
stripes across her sleeve show her to be
a captain in the Ottoman army.
Watching this interesting fl, u e pass
along the streets of Stamboul, one is re-
minded of an episode in the campaign
of Gen. Lespinasse in the Dobrudja
some short while before the allied
armies landed in the Crimea. While
smoking and chatting one day in his
tent with several of his brother officers
the General heard at far distance a
strange music, Il medly of drums and
clarionets, tomtOms, and piercing
human cries. Whence came this weird
minstrelsy? All the men in camp turn
ed out to listen to it and discern its
origin, when from over the hills they
saw band of some 300 horsemen ap-
preaching them at full galop. At their
head rode brown-faced woman, with
flashing eyes and lissom limbs; the very
picture of an Amazon. Vaulting from
her saddle, she gravely saluted Gen.
Lespinasse, and through an interpreter
told him that she had come to fight the
Russians, both she and her brave Kurds
being completely at his service.
That night her men were quarteredln
camp with the French troops; but they
were i'll pleased to be 50 billited. They
wanted their independence, and not even
their mistress and leader should barter
it away for them. BY daybreak they
were in their saddles riding off across
the hills to meet the dawn, to the
sounds of that weird, strident music
which had proclaimed their approach.-
Pal NAL Gazette.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-17
President of the Line.

In the good old days when Patrick
Jerome Gleason, now the jovial Mayor
of Long Island City, was owner, Presi-
dent, Board of Directors, Superintend-
ent, starter, conductor, driver and
groom, all combined, of the Long
Island City street railway, a good many
funny things happened, born of the
Pooh Bah relationship he held to the
enterprise. The other day he told q
party of friends about the trick he once
served an irate passenger who was very
abusive to the driver, who, of course,
was Patrick himself, because the car
waited so long at the ferry.
81 will complain of you to the Super
intendent," at last shouted the man.
"Confound the Superintendent
81 swear [ shall tell of your impu-
dence to the President, said thepassen-
ger, in a frenzy.
"Confound the President" was the
cool reply.
The man drew his hat over his cars in
angry vehemence and rushed off to exe'
cute his threat. Quick as II flash Glea-
son leaped from the car and ran to q
little wooden shed near by that stood
for the railroad office. Here he ex-
changed his drivers cap for stove-pipe,
and, putting on pair of spectacles to
disguise his features, calmly received
the angered man when a few minutes
later he succeeded in finding the office.
To his complaint of the drivers inso-
lence the President replied that the
driver was a pretty good fellow, though
bold at times, and rather peculiar any
how. He assured the man that he
would reprimand the driver and perhaps
discharge him. The man returned to
the car satisfied and triumphant, and a
minute or two later Conductor Gleason
collected his fare.-N. J. San.